Level9SearchBot
GoodBotVerifiedBOTA web crawler operated by Level 9, a digital agency specializing in web development and AI-driven solutions for financial institutions. Operated by Level 9.
What is Level9SearchBot?
Level9SearchBot is the proprietary web crawling agent developed by Level 9, a digital agency focused on building high-performance websites for credit unions and financial brands. The bot is designed to traverse the web to gather data that supports the agency's internal AI-driven workflows and search optimization tools. By indexing content, it enables Level 9 to provide their clients with smarter, more responsive digital experiences and improved site performance.
Identification
Level9SearchBot/How we rated this bot
Verified by Cloudflare, which confirms who runs it, with no widespread reports of abuse.
What we read
Why it crawls your site
The bot crawls the web to aggregate information that informs the design, content strategy, and AI-enhanced features of the websites Level 9 manages. It functions as a research tool for the agency, ensuring their developers and designers have access to current web trends and data structures. Site owners can verify the bot's legitimacy by checking the User-Agent against the official Level 9 domain or by observing requests originating from their verified infrastructure.
Block or allow Level9SearchBot
Add a Disallow rule for Level9SearchBot/ in your robots.txt file. You can also block at the server level using your web server configuration or CDN firewall rules to filter requests matching the user-agent string.
# Block Level9SearchBot from crawling your entire site User-agent: Level9SearchBot/ Disallow: / # Allow Level9SearchBot full access User-agent: Level9SearchBot/ Allow: /
Ensure your robots.txt allows Level9SearchBot/. Verify requests are genuine by checking the user-agent string and referring to Level 9's documentation.
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